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Wireless Charging for Autonomous Devices: Safer and Efficient Solutions

May 22, 20264 Mins Read
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Summary

Problems

Existing autonomous lawn mowers require wired charging stations, which are cumbersome, pose tripping hazards, and can lead to poor contact and electricity leakage. Additionally, aligning wireless charging devices for optimal charging is challenging, especially for large devices like autonomous lawn mowers.

Innovation solutions

An autonomous moving device wireless charging system that includes a wireless charging station with a transmitting end and an autonomous moving device equipped with a receiving end, a charging battery, a wireless charging locating module, a driving module, and a control module. The system automatically aligns and docks the device for wireless charging, using modules like signal line search and charging signal detection to facilitate efficient charging.

TRIZ Analysis

Specific contradictions:

charging contact reliability
vs
tripping hazard

General conflict description:

Reliability
vs
Object-affected harmful factors
TRIZ inspiration library
2 Taking out (Extraction)
Try to solve problems with it

Principle concept:

If wired charging station is used, then charging function is provided, but tripping hazard and poor contact occur

Why choose this principle:

The patent extracts the exposed pole piece from the charging station design, burying it underground. Only the charging interface remains accessible at ground level, eliminating the tripping hazard while maintaining charging functionality. This is achieved by having the pole piece extend into the ground and connect to the charging interface beneath the ground surface.

TRIZ inspiration library
28 Mechanics substitution (Replace mechanical system)
Try to solve problems with it

Principle concept:

If wired charging station is used, then charging function is provided, but tripping hazard and poor contact occur

Why choose this principle:

The patent replaces the mechanical wired connection system with a wireless charging system. The wireless charging transmitting end is embedded in the ground, and the receiving end on the mobile device communicates and charges without physical contact, eliminating both tripping hazards and contact reliability issues.

Application Domain

wireless charging autonomous devices charging safety

Data Source

Patent US12233734B2 Autonomous mobile device and wireless charging system thereof
Publication Date: 25 Feb 2025 TRIZ 新能源汽车
FIG 01
US12233734-D00001
FIG 02
US12233734-D00002
FIG 03
US12233734-D00003
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AI summary:

An autonomous moving device wireless charging system that includes a wireless charging station with a transmitting end and an autonomous moving device equipped with a receiving end, a charging battery, a wireless charging locating module, a driving module, and a control module. The system automatically aligns and docks the device for wireless charging, using modules like signal line search and charging signal detection to facilitate efficient charging.

Abstract

An autonomous moving device wireless charging system, including an autonomous moving device and a wireless charging station, the wireless charging station includes a wireless charging transmitting end; the autonomous moving device includes: a wireless charging receiving end, the wireless charging transmitting end wirelessly transmits a charging signal to the wireless charging receiving end to transmit electric energy; a charging battery, electrically connected to the wireless charging receiving end, to receive the electric energy transmitted from the wireless charging receiving end; a wireless charging locating module, the wireless charging locating module determines whether the autonomous moving device is at a charging location; a driving module; and a control module, connected to the wireless charging locating module and driving module, when the wireless charging locating module determines that the autonomous moving device is at the charging location, controlling the driving module, to make the autonomous moving device dock at the charging location.

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